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My wife and I each have I phones, and we can load both phones for taking and making calls. But we cannot figure out how to switch from one iPhone music to the other, using Bluetooth. We have tried everything, the C-Max seems only capable of handling one set of iPhone Music libraries. If we remove one of the iphones completely from the car, we can get either library, but doing that on a road trip is way to much work, and must be done while the car is stopped. Any help is appreciated.

I've had numerous problems with Sync connecting to my iphone 4 (version 6.1.3). Sync locks up (but works with other features) and won't connect to the phone one time and then the next time it will recognize the phone. Had the computer rebooted and updated software several times at the dealership. Recent problem is playing music from the iphone via bluetooth. It starts out fine, then "pauses" on the MFT screen, but continues to play on the iphone. I hit "play" on the MFT screen and it picks up the song where it is on the iphone, but constantly drops the bluetooth signal. The dealership wanted me to update to version 7 claiming to be a phone software issue, but I only have a 8gb on the phone and Verizon does not recommend updating to v7 for my phone. The iphone plays music great, so I honestly doubt that it is the problem. Haven't tried connecting via the USB, but several in this forum are recommending against that. I think the problem is with the MFT's bluetooth software. Any suggestions? I have about 2gb of music on my phone.